michelle hart Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

michelle hart

A little Cusk, a little Tartt—Lindley’s shrewd and sensual debut centers on an art historian traveling to a Greek island to acquire a recently discovered female sculpture and ends up embroiled in a complicated relationship with a translator and his artist wife.

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michelle hart

spent the day reading and savoring the poems in this gorgeous collection by @earthandstars; a book that blends aching personal history and cultural myths, Midwestern emo and southwestern landscapes

michelle hart

@allegra_hyde adore your writing, really looking forward to reading your collection! i've recommended eleutheria to pretty much everyone, one of the best books i've read in a long time!

michelle hart

The second release from Roxane Gay’s publishing imprint, Lyon’s swoonworthy romance between a struggling artist who inherits her aunt’s Harlem brownstone and an auction house appraiser is also a sumptuous story about the complicated costs of ambition.

michelle hart

Rowley’s novels deftly oscillate between tear-jerker and knee-slapper, books that brim with all of life’s big and small emotions, and his latest is no exception. It might just be his best yet.

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michelle hart

Presented as a sort of fictional memoir, studded with historical figures and footnotes, Newson’s debut is an audacious, vibrant Ragtime-esque ride through the sordid sanctuary of AIDS-era New York, a book about sex and activism and the power we have to liberate ourselves.

michelle hart

…Lyon’s swoonworthy romance between a struggling artist who inherits her aunt’s Harlem brownstone and an auction house appraiser is also a sumptuous story about the complicated costs of ambition.

michelle hart

for @nytimesbooks (!), i had the honor/privilege of reviewing @caseyparks's largehearted memoir/mystery DIARY OF A MISFIT, a book that moved me to think about the many spirits that haunt/mollify queer lives https://t.co/mAKSLGFZGO

michelle hart

Mirabella’s debut novel—about a pair of once-close siblings and how the bruises of their youth swell into adulthood—is both bracing and a balm, his softly disarming sentences like cotton puffs that absorb the pain of deep cuts.

michelle hart

very excited to talk w/ @t_mcallister and co about one of my favorite leopoldine core stories, and also about The Process (both in the writing sense and in the unfortunate 76ers sense) https://t.co/73YYSO2r70